Only a few months ago, Bronto, co-led by Noel Ruane and Trevor Parsons, came out of stealth mode. Now it has closed a seed round backed by Cercano, an investment firm with $10bn in assets under management, and others.
The bedrock of struck-off solicitor Michael Lynn's latest appeal against the severity of his sentence is around the credit he received for spending over four years in the notorious Cotel prison in Brazil while awaiting extradition.
Optometry Ireland has taken the State to court, alleging that a freeze on its fees dating back to the crash has been illegally maintained while other austerity-era pay reduction measures had been unwound.
A year on from the Draghi report, Julius Baer’s Yves Bonzon spoke to The Currency about the Swiss bank’s Dublin office and the state of Europe’s competitiveness.
The Swiss company set up a Dublin base several years ago but the operations never fully took off. Now the company is shutting down the Irish subsidiary.
The founders of food packaging technology start-up Senoptica hoped to bring in new capital from a climate-focused VC firm. Its loan-note holders were unhappy with the terms of the deal and blocked it.
A company called Orsay Ltd says it agreed a sale with the receivers of Paddy McKillen Jr's pub in Clonskeagh but receivers terminated the deal because of an alleged breached confidentiality clause.
Companies owned by the McEnaney family, a leading emergency accommodation provider, are seeking an order to remove people occupying a property on Usher’s Island. Justice Brian Cregan said it is not in the court’s interest to put anyone on the streets.
The founders of Senoptica have hit back in the Circuit Court against a move by loan-note holders to appoint an examiner to the business. They now want a joint examiner appointed.
Flexjet, recently valued at $4bn, is seeking the go-ahead from the Irish Aviation Authority to push deeper into Europe, despite a backlash against emissions from private jets.
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